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Winters Enterprise

Location

Winters, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 06, 1936

Page

5

New Farm Act Seen as Big Help to Agriculture

Washington March 1 Acting swiftly to replace the AAA, Roosevelt signed the 3.5 billion soil conservation and domestic allotment act. He said it builds a long term program for agriculture and aims for parity of farm income, not prices, while noting it is not a final plan. Regions meetings and farm representatives will spread details of the new program.

Washington AAA Roosevelt Supreme Court Davis Id Memphis New York City New Land Division Smith South Carolina Jtative Jones

Mother of Wingate Rural Carrier Dies at Nimrod

Mrs. E. J. Bryant 84 mother of C. B. Bryant rural mail carrier of Wingate died March 1 at Nimrod near Cisco where she had lived five years. Services were held at Gorman Baptist Church with Rev. W. T. Hamer officiating. Interment in Gorman cemetery. Spill Funeral home handled arrangements. Born February 10 1852 in Chambers County Alabama she married E. J. Bryant in 1870. Surviving are three sons O T Bryant Decatur O H Bryant Dallas and C B Bryant Wingate. sisters Mrs Elia McDirmaid Kellyton Alabama and Mrs Valley Walden Houston. seven grandchildren. Continuous attendance list included.

E. J. Bryant C. B. Bryant Wingate O. P. Wheeler Nimrod Cisco Baptist Church Gorman W. T. Hamer First Baptist Church of Winters Spill Funeral Home Mary McKinney Chambers County Alabama German Rockford O. T. Bryant Decatur O. H. Bryant Dallas Hamer E. E. Bryant Big, Spring Elia McDirmaid Kellyton Valley Walden Houston

Hatchel Church Revives Fourteen Day Revival Meeting

The Hatchel Church of Christ launches a revival starting Thursday March 5 and runs through Sunday March 15. Minister L W Hayhurst will preach with services morning afternoon and night and a dinner on the ground on both Sundays. The church marks its twenty fourth anniversary with a special three o clock service on March 15.

Hatchel Church of Christ L. W. Hayhurst

Wintern Country Club Holds Annual Meeting to Elect Directors

Stockholders of the Wintern Country Club convened for its annual meeting to elect new directors. The gathering approved routine matters and set direction for the club’s upcoming year.

Country Club Wintern Country Club

Amateur shows raise funds for Blizzard sweater drive at Queen

Two amateur shows at the Queen Theatre netted the Blizzard football squad's sweater fund over $60. Winners last Tuesday included Mr. and Mrs. J. Q. Williams guitar duet first prize Peggy Jean Lindley reading second prize and Woodrow Fry harmonica third prize. Irene Jay school of dancing pupils from Abilene assisted. Next Tuesday another amateur show is planned with Wingate school sponsorship to buy sweaters and athletic gear.

Queen Theatre Blizzard H. J. Hodge J. Q. .Williams Wilmeth Peggy Jean Lindley Reading Woodrow Fry Irene Jay Abilene Buddy Martyn Wingate School

Prize-winners named at Future Farmer show

Pictured winners include J. B. Guy Jr with the grand champion heavyweight beef animal and its feeder. Wilburn Phelps shows the first premium barrow, while Merle Proctor exhibits the grand champion baby beef. The event was highlighted in a San Angelo Standard cut.

Future Farmer Project J. B. Guy, Jr J. B. Guy Wilburn Phelps Merle Proctor San Angelo

Winters F F A project show draws crowds in Winters

The Winters F F A livestock project show attracted many local residents last Friday. Jim Byrd from the Soil Erosion Service in San Angelo served as judge and announced winners. Calves were sold at auction in Abilene after the event, with George Russell buying two calves for eight and eight and one quarter cents each.

Jim Byrd Soil Erosion Service San Angelo Abilene George Russell

Lions Ladies Night Banquet Draws Big Turnout

About seventy five Lions and guests attended the Ladies Night Banquet at the American Legion Hall. Winters Home Demonstration club prepared and served the banquet. Performers included Mrs Morey Millerman Miss Marie Hill and Mrs L T Smith. Out of town guests included Mr and Mrs Horace B Sessions Ballinger Mr Holt The Reporter Sweetwater and Mr and Mrs Ed Shumway Abilene.

American Legion Hall Winters Home Demonstration Club Morey Millerman Marie Hill L. T. Smith Reading City Horace B. Sessions Ballinger Mr. Holt Sweetwater Ed Shumway Abilene Lions Geo Demonatraton Chib Bouse

Fifty High School Students to Present Operetta

About fifty students plan a finished operetta performance titled An Old Spanish Custom in the high school auditorium on March 1 at 8 oclock. Jean Barlow and Floyd Shackelford lead, with Frances Hodge Virginia Street and others in supporting roles. Chorus includes Jimmie Earl Rogers Jamita Inman Agnes Salge Norma West Imogene Thornton and more. Director Mrs C S Jackson assists with Mrs L T Smith as pianist and Mrs J Morey Millerman helping with speaking parts.

Jean Barlow Floyd Shackleford Frances Hodge Virginia Street Jack Harris J. R. Lacy Lohma Hoover C. §. Jackson, Jr Charles Gardner Lawrence Jennings Mandy Lee Smith Jimmie Earl Rogers Jamita Inman Agnes Salge Norma West Imogene Thornton Doris Reid Carolee Henslee Mae Dean Collins Holace Weldon Josephine Davidson Laura Collinsworth Christine Brown Myra Neil Hamer Mary Louise Iley Marie Gaston Shirley Cole Ruby Neil Mosley Virginia Dunnam Mary Maddox Frances Lyle Eva Louroe Elbertine Robertson Lennis Phipps Nevie Moreland Roy Terry Homer Hodge Harry Dobbs David Chapman Lawrence Chapmond Rampy Collinsworth D. B. Collinsworth Garland Virden Bill Roundtree Lawrence Gaston Gaston Dunnam Sedric Poe C.S. Jackson L. T. Smith J. Morey Millerman

Runnels Schools Vote on Merger Plans

Election to be held Saturday in Crews Content and Harmony common school districts to decide on consolidation. If approved a fully accredited high school would open to serve about 500 pupils.

Runnels Schools Content Harmony Common

Franklin Farmers to Meet Tonight at Schoolhouse

J W Stehle committee man announced the Franklin community farm council will meet Friday evening at 7 30 at the school house. He urged all farmers to attend as future farm plans will be discussed with speaker J M Williams Winters vocational agriculture teacher among those present.

J. W. Stehle Franklin Community Farm Council Stehle J. M. Williams Winters

Campbell Child Dies After Pneumonia Illness

Haynes Turner Campbell aged 7, son of Mr and Mrs Clay Campbell, died Monday at the family home northeast of Winters after a period of illness. He had been ill for several days.

Haynes Turner Campbell Clay Campbell Winters

Eleven Teams to Compete for Honors at Winters Meet

Eleven high school teams from surrounding areas will compete in the Winters track and field meet tomorrow with preliminaries at 9 am and finals at 1 pm. Coaches Bob Fulkerson and Amon Johnston supervise the event, with McMurry College staff handling weights and the starter Sing-Sing Carter. Schools listed include Ovale, Tuscola, Brads haw, Wingate, Crews, Ballinger, Barnhart, Santa Anna, Coleman, Bangs, and Miles.

Bob Fulkerson Amon Johnston Ovale Tuscola Bradshaw Wingate Crews Ballinger Barnhart Santa Anna Coleman Bangs Miles Carter Blizzard Bill Roundtree George Brown Homer Hodge Erskine Davis Bill Rogers Clyde Wood Grady Baker Charles Gardner Cecil Wood James Gardner Cipriano Chavarria Dewey Shott Riley Jackson Martin Cooke Earl Awalt Calvin King Woodrow Fry Morris Cooke Eweing Wheeles Buddy Ramsel Jamea Earl Cooper Weldon Sudberry Shamrock Coffee Shop Smith Drug Co Cozy Cafe Owens Drug Store Midget Cafe the Nook

Funeral Rites for Compton Baby Held at Ballinger

Velma Darlene Compton 17 months old, daughter of Mr and Mrs Bruce Compton of Houston, died Thursday morning after measles diphtheria. Services were at Jennings Funeral Home Ballinger Friday at 3 p m Rev J H McClain officiated. Interment followed in Evergreen Cemetery. The body arrived Ballinger on an early train. Parents reported as well.

Velma Darlene Compton Bruce Compton Houston Jennings Ballinger J. H. McClain Evergreen

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Wingate Rural Carrier Nimrod Mar U. H. Bryant Hatchel Church Man Higginbotham’s LIONS Franklin Farmers Campbell Evergreen Cemetery Compton Ballinger Fri Houston Hospital
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